Jayhawks edge Tigers in overtime rally to stay unbeaten
Kansas, ranked fourth, overcame Missouri 71-69 in overtime at Columbia. Aubrey Nash led Kansas with 16 points while Dave Robisch hit the final three free throws. Cliff Meely for Colorado broke Big Eight scoring records, Oklahoma State and Colorado also won. Owens praised his team's pride amid crowd pressure as Kansas finishes its regular season against Nebraska.
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Ted Owens
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Missouri
Columbia
Aubrey Nash
Dave Robisch
Nebraska
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Colorado
Cliff Meely
Iowa State
Ames
Huskers
Boulder
Owens
Meely
Walt Wesley
Clyde Lovellette
Gallagher Hall
Sooners
Scott Martin
Jerry Clack
OSU
Henry Smith
Nash
Robisch
UCLA Stays No 1 in AP Poll Narrow Margin
UCLA clings to the top spot in the AP basketball poll by two points over Marquette as UCLA edges Washington and California and Stanford. Marquette finishes regular season strong with wins and holds second place. Penn rises to fourth, Kansas to fifth, USC remains third, and the rest of the top ten list shifts slightly with Utah State and Houston climbing or dropping in the final tally.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Ohio
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Kentucky
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Ohio State
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Tennessee
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LaSalle
Weekly Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Top bowler for the week ending March 5 was Sue Wolgast with a 209 game and 535 series. Leaders include Franklin Savings and Peoples National Bank with high game and high series. Daily notes cover scores, leaders, and first place teams across Monday to Friday, plus splits converted and a 150 triplicate by Jim Warhurst.
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Franklin Savings
Peoples National Bank
R.T
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Vera Ferguson
Lee’s
Ella Keller
Betty Maloney
Eagles
Arnold
Ernestine Ledom
Strugglers
Deuces
Deuces Wild
Peoples
Naomi
Leela Meador
Velma Foster
Kathy Hughes
Beautyland
Anderson Carpets
Cleda Roller
Marge Milton
Crites
Royal T
June Hettler
Maxine Ainsworth
Leona Wise
Marie Cox
Hazel Liegerot
Delores Wiker
Hazel Guyett
Mae Ransom
Sherry Everson
Rose Everson
Halli Michael
Eloise Milton
Mary Ann Zielsdorf
Shirley Coffman
Carol Murrow
Ellen Hickman
Mary Lu Burgoon
Marge Benjamin
Florine Morgan
Sharon Hunt
Lynda Barnes
Arlene DeCaeny
Chloe Ann Newhouse
Karen Weems
Dorothy Bryant
Laura Menster
Mary Triplett
Beverly Ledom
Judy di Bona
Jim Warhurst
Lyndon Tigers Wildcats Star Wiley Named Area Player of the Week
Wiley, a 6-3 senior for Lyndon, named Herald Area Player of the Week after guiding Lyndon to its first state tournament in 22 years. He scored 17 versus Baldwin and 14 in the regional final against Santa Fe Trail, helping Lyndon win 43-41.
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Lyndon Tigers
Herald
Tigers
Baldwin
Santa Fe Trail
Tiger
Lyndon
Mine Committeemen Resigning Under Fire
Washington and Champaign report resignations from a federal mine safety research advisory committee amid charges it served political debts. Ken Hechler questioned qualifications. Mrs. Abernethy cites new Bellmon job. Frank Kraft and Jo Ann Gray and Robert Ziems faces scrutiny amid reshuffles. Illinois hires Bob Blackman with nine assistants for spring practice.
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Washington
Republican Party
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Nixon
Rogers C.B. Morton
Fred J. Russell
Russell
Morton
Interior Department
Sara Abernethy
Altus
Okla
Hechler
Frank L. Kraft
Aberdeen
D.D
Abernethy
Board of Regents of Oklahoma
College of Liberal Arts
Her County
Republican Committee
Henry Bellmon
R-Okla
Bellmon
Kraft
Cargill, Inc
Louisiana
Brown County
S.D
Champaign
Til
Illinois
Bob Blackman
Illini
Dartmouth
Phil Krueger
Southern California
Blackman
Casey grilled some more before Senate Banking panel
Washington AP New York tax lawyer William J Casey faced fresh questions from the Senate Banking Committee about his qualifications to head the SEC. Three lawsuits tied to Casey’s ventures and his ties to a racetrack firm in his law practice were discussed, with Proxmire urging full accounting.
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New York
William J. Casey
Senate Banking Committee
Securities and Exchange Commission
Casey
Nixon
SEC
William Proxmire
D-Wise
John Sparkman
D-Ala
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Arlington, Va
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S. Wainut
Cooper
Firestone
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Cesar
Eaip
Ine
Hughes Cues
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